December 2016
22 links saved this month.
mozilla/neo: Create and build React web applications with zero initial configuration and minimal fuss
github.com
A zero-configuration toolkit for building React applications, bundling Webpack, Babel, ESLint and Redux behind one dependency; now archived in favour of Neutrino.
5pi.de
A walkthrough for running a small Kubernetes cluster on DigitalOcean for about $15 a month, using Packer, Terraform and a tinc VPN.
chromium.googlesource.com
Source and readme for hterm, a JavaScript library providing a terminal emulator that renders terminal output and keyboard input in a browser; it is not a shell or an SSH client.
chromium.googlesource.com
A short guide to embedding the hterm terminal emulator in a web application, covering setup, initialisation and feeding data to the terminal.
pandas.pydata.org
The pandas user guide chapter on Series and DataFrame — how to build them, how they align on labels, and how selection and arithmetic behave.
pandas.pydata.org
A whirlwind tour of pandas for new users, covering Series and DataFrame creation, selection, missing data, grouping, reshaping, time series and plotting.
en.wikipedia.org
Wikipedia's article on the Merkle tree, a hash tree that lets a large dataset be verified branch by branch, as used in Git, Bitcoin and BitTorrent.
mobxjs.github.io
An introduction to the MobX state management library through a to-do list example, covering observable state, computed values, reactions and actions, with runnable code.
react-rte.org
A live demo of react-rte, a WYSIWYG rich text editor component for React built on Draft.js and meant as a full-featured textarea replacement.
distributed.readthedocs.io
Documentation for Dask.distributed, the library that executes Dask task graphs across a cluster of machines.
dask.pydata.org
Documentation home for Dask, a Python library for parallel and distributed computing, offering pandas-like DataFrames, NumPy-like arrays, bags and futures.
openapis.org
Home of the OpenAPI Initiative, which stewards the OpenAPI Specification, the vendor-neutral description format for HTTP APIs that grew out of Swagger.
matthewrocklin.com
The personal site of Matthew Rocklin, a software engineer in the Python data science ecosystem, collecting his writing on technical projects and open source maintenance.
rosettacode.org
A programming chrestomathy wiki presenting solutions to the same task in as many different languages as possible, to show how each one expresses it.
pbpython.com
A tutorial on improving the formatting of the Excel files pandas writes, using the XlsxWriter library to style the exported DataFrames.
ipyparallel.readthedocs.io
Documentation for IPython Parallel (the ipyparallel package), which runs Python code across many processors or machines, including over MPI.
cassette.readthedocs.io
Documentation for Cassette, a Python library that stores the HTTP requests an application makes and replays them later.
